China's Huji System Reform and Social Computing

Huji system reform is one of the key challenges facing China in the decades to come and this process is fiscally demanding. The fiscal cost of the reform must be figured out as soon as possible, in which social computing can play an important role. With its focus on social interactions and social phenomena, social computing helps to make clear how many rural-to-urban migrant workers and their families will possibly settle down in the cities after the reform and then how much it will be in fiscal spending. Based on social theories, this paper discusses the computing model for Huji system reform in the field of social assistance, which is an important policy issue in migration.